Sher Gita Solomonovna (1917)

Sher (Rabinovich) Gita Solomonovna (10.03.1917, Krāslava) – cashier. In 1943—45 Sh. worked as a teacher and secretary at incomplete secondary school No. 8 in Andijan, Uzbek SSR. In 1945—47 she worked as a secretary while also studying at the Riga Teachers' Institute on Rainis Street. In 1949—63 she worked as a cashier at hairdressing salon No. 26 of the Riga hairdressing-services office.

The German occupation took the lives of all of Sh.'s relatives: brothers Rabinovich Iosif (1913, Krāslava – 1942) and Rabinovich Grigory (1913, Krāslava – 1942) died at the front; her parents Rabinovich Zalman (…, Krāslava – 1942) and Rabinovich Sonya (1888, Krāslava – 1942), and her brother and sisters Rabinovich Shura (1928, Krāslava – 1942, Krāslava), Rabinovich (1915, Krāslava – 1942, Krāslava), and Rabinovich Khasya (1924, Krāslava – 1942, Krāslava) were killed in Krāslava.

In 1947 Sh. married Sher Tevel (1906, Viļāni). Their marriage produced daughters Sher Ilona (1947, Riga) and Sher Ruta (1948, Riga). In the 1960s Sh. applied for permission to travel to Israel to her husband's relatives and to her cousin Kogan Yegude (…), who had left Latvia in 1936.

A. Norman

Sher Tevel (1906, Viļāni) – husband
Sher Ilona (1947, Riga) – daughter
Sher Ruta (1948, Riga) – daughter
Rabinovich Zalman (…, Krāslava – 1942) – father
Rabinovich Sonya (1888, Krāslava – 1942) – mother
Rabinovich Iosif (1913, Krāslava – 1942) – brother
Rabinovich Grigory (1913, Krāslava – 1942) – brother
Rabinovich Shura (1928, Krāslava – 1942, Krāslava) – brother
Rabinovich (1915, Krāslava – 1942, Krāslava) – sister
Rabinovich Khasya (1924, Krāslava – 1942, Krāslava) – sister
Kogan Yegude (…) – cousin